Cisco Catalyst 3560-CX Series Switches vs Cisco Catalyst 3650 Series Switches

• Connects various switches via trunks for network accessibility to departments
• Ability to do routing network packets
• VLANS for departments have been created successfully
• Servers, printer and PCs have been able to connect to the each other via the Cisco Switch

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• It's so seamless that our users forget there's even a network. Also, slowness is no longer an issue | Hacen que el usuario se olvide de que existe una red. Nadie se queja de lentitud.
• It's easy to implement virtual networks and access lists. | Es posible implementar facilmente redes virtuales y listas de acceso.
• We get the support and attention we need, when we need it. | Tenemos el soporte y la atencion que necesitamos cuando lo requerimos.

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• The switches can run hot at times, but it is managed well
• Very few bad issues to report--occasional failures but very infrequent

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• Price. There are competitors that provide similar service levels at the most reasonable prices.
• The innovation of emerging technology in areas of network management and integration.
• Model numbers can be confusing when wanting to find exactly what you need.
• Cisco IOS feature sets are even more confusing than the model numbers
• Be ware of IOS bug(s) that could affect your infrastructure. But every vendor will have them

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• Expansion has been made in our organization. We recently use a 24 port switch but as the company grew, we required a more robust switch
• Core switches are able to do MPLS to reach other locations
• Most switches are now 48 port and support fiber ports not only Gigabit ports

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• They just work. When expanding the network, we can be up and running quickly.
• They're a little more expensive than other options but are more than worth it.
• Always back up your configurations. We have had multiple examples where they lose them during upgrades.

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